To replace the four-electron transferred pathway of oxygen reduction reaction(ORR)by two-electron transferred pathway of ORR(2e-ORR)is desirable for the production of hydrogen peroxide with added-value.The development of electrocatalysts with high selectivity toward 2e-ORR is of great interest but it is still a challenge.Here,we synthesized the graphene-supported titanium dioxide nanocomposite as the 2e ORR catalysts by a combinative process of hydrothermal methods and calcination.Due to the synergistic effect between the graphene with high conductivity and the titanium dioxide with defect sites,the composite TiO2/graphene exhibits the improved selectivity(up to 90%)for oxygen converting into hydrogen peroxide.